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Change GIF Speed

Speed up or slow down an animated GIF online by changing frame delays without dropping frames.

Choose or drop an animated GIFAnimated GIFChoose from your device or drag and drop a file here.
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Choose an animated GIF to begin.

Why this tool is different

Change GIF Speed uses a separate frame-aware pipeline; it never sends an animated file through the static first-frame canvas path.

Requirements and recommendations

How to use Change GIF Speed

  • Choose the source file or ordered images.
  • Review animation-specific controls.
  • Preview and download the measured result.
How OpenFileTools processes it

Local processing, explicit choices.

The browser lazy-loads GIF decoding and encoding code, composites disposal-aware frames, applies the operation to every frame, and creates an animated GIF locally.

Quick technical summary

What this tool changes.

PropertyBehavior
ProcessingBrowser only; no image upload
OriginalNever changed
FramesPreserved
TimingAll delays scaled and safely clamped
Custom speed0.05× to 20×

Speed up or slow down a GIF without dropping frames

The speed control scales every frame delay while retaining frame order and count. A 2× speed makes the animation roughly twice as fast by shortening delays; a 0.5× speed makes it roughly twice as slow by lengthening them.

  • Preset and custom speeds are available.
  • Custom speed accepts 0.05× through 20×.
  • Very short delays are clamped to a minimum reliable GIF delay.

Compare the old and new animation duration

The tool reports original duration and new duration before the final download so the timing change is explicit. It does not silently remove frames or reduce the frame rate as a compression shortcut.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

How do I speed up a GIF?

Choose a value above 1×, preview the new duration, and process the GIF. Frame count stays the same.

How do I slow down a GIF?

Choose a value below 1×. The tool lengthens frame delays instead of duplicating frames.

Does changing GIF speed remove frames?

No. Current speed changes preserve frame order and count.